Maisie Williams

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That's the right kind of smart, Joy.

Yeah.

[upbeat music] Emmy-nominated actor Maisie Williams is no stranger to supernatural storylines, having spent eight seasons as the scrappy assassin Arya Stark on Game of Thrones.

Woo!

Her soul has grown into the vehicle.

Practical Magic 2 not only brings Bullock and Kidman back together, but also their characters, who start out a bit estranged as Sally has forsaken the family magic and focused on raising her daughters, Kylie, played by Joey King, and Antonia, played by Maisie Williams.

When the Owens love curse strikes again and Kylie heads down a dangerous path to save her boyfriend, Gillian is key to Sally getting her groove back and helping her daughter.

Bullock loves how Sally and Gillian have the most emotionally heart-wrenching moments with or against each other.

This movie, in theory, should even have more of that because now you have the next generation of witches.

You have Sandra Bullock's character's daughters, played by Maisie Williams and Joey King.

They're now adults.

Notably,

She follows the rules.

And Nicole Kidman is the wild... jet-setting party girl they are exactly who you want them to be and I guess if that's what you want if you love the first one and you want the coziness of the familiarity then that's great but I thought like why does this exist how is this justifying its existence if not to expand the story um yeah it's the more about the kids more about Joey King in particular Maisie Williams as the other daughter just gets to sit in a hotel room in scrubs and look worried in a hospital room yeah Yeah, exactly.

Just doing nothing at all.

Susanna Beard is kind of a weird choice for this, I think, because she's known for really heavy, serious stuff.

Who

is it? Maisie Williams.

Yeah.

Sophie Turner's Jean Grey.

Yeah.

Kylie and Antonia are adults, played by Joey King and Maisie Williams.

And they're at a family celebration for one of the Owens' aunts, Aunt Jet, played by Diane Wiest.

Jet.

The best moments in the movie are from the pairings of the sisters.

Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman pair off nicely.

Joey King and Maisie Williams pair off nicely, although Maisie Williams sort of gets shunted aside for a good chunk of the movie, which is too bad because...

She's good.

Who

is it? Maisie Williams.

Yeah.

Sophie Turner's Jean Grey.

And because of the way that the storyline kind of evolves, there's a couple of characters that I actually felt had been really sidelined.

And Maisie Williams playing Sally's other daughter, Kylie's sister.

I felt that she was actually really sidelined because she was just left back in America with Aunt Franny, who's played by Stockard Channing again, while the others all go off to London chasing down Joey King to try and stop her from doing something that'll send her down the dark path.

OK, so it's mostly in London now, all the action is.

Her soul has grown into the vehicle.

Practical Magic 2 not only brings Bullock and Kidman back together, but also their characters, who start out a bit estranged as Sally has forsaken the family magic and focused on raising her daughters, Kylie, played by Joey King, and Antonia, played by Maisie Williams.

When the Owens' love curse strikes again and Kylie heads down a dangerous path, To save her boyfriend, Jillian is key to Sally getting her groove back and helping her daughter.

Bullock loves how Sally and Jillian have the most emotionally heart-wrenching moments with or against each other and yet the thing that never breaks is that they love each other the most she says i don't think we see that enough in cinema with women you're supposed to fight you're supposed to disagree we're not all made of the same thing even sisters and twins have different dna sometimes you separate but boy when you come back together there's nothing sweeter than that Kidman needed something light and fun in her life.